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Mind but mainly from the hot. in summer as in winter the sherpas keep the lodges of the high touches supplied and open to serve hikers and mountaineers the region's flora and fauna are unique in europe. so i was a device to so forth gives a strength about a bit but it's great to be out all day makes around this part of nature. or you can't do this job if you don't love nature there are what we do involves a sense. ecological responsibility only because we carry the supplies up to the lodges can they be maintained without roads no cable cars or even helicopters. sometimes when the lodges are sh...

D.c. u.s. virgin islands are known primarily for being absolutely gorgeous. they're known for their white pris scene beaches, their old world castles and architecture, their incredible culture and incredible art and museums, incredible food. a really rich storied culture. and right now the u.s. virgin islands are really, really hurting. two of those three big islands, st. john and st. thomas, just got completely walloped by this murk. hurricane. st. thomas has one hospital and that hospital has been destroyed. one resident in st. thomas told npr today that the hospital suffered a catastrophic ...

In st. thomas. they're going to roll out the mobile hospital tomorrow, get that set up. and then we'll work on a temporary structure in the rear of that facility. we land aid d-mat team on st. john of 16 people to work with the myra keaton facility. as you said, we evacuated all of the patients in the hospital. we've been able to take the community of folks who required dialysis treatment and make sure that they've gotten to puerto rico and st. croix to get their dialysis services. so we are really concentrating on security. we're concentrating on shelter, food and nutrition, debris removal an...

To breach the tanks and break them apart. obviously, when the power goes, that water becomes -- rapidly used, it's rapidly fed off the hills and then it dissipates. and the water plant is up and running. so now they're beginning to replenish those plants and folks, you know, they don't need electricity to get water out of the pipes. so as we funnel pressure into the distribution lines on the ground, then folks are getting access to more and more water. we've even got water into the tan tanks in st. john because they're fed under sea to st. thomas -- i mean to st. john, and being able to fill u...

Being here. i know you had no sleep. >> thank you, rachel. glad to be here. >> can you help us understand looking at this from a national perspective, what's the most important thing to understand about florida and the impact there and which parts of the state will have the longest and most difficult recovery? >> you made the point, rachel, the big point to know nationally is the vastness of this. we remember hurricane andrew and the total destruction. well, that was in maybe a couple hundred square miles and the total destruction was maybe 100 square miles. this is damage spread over maybe 4,...